Love is Alive

Roses

Whatever You Like

For My Own Entertainment

Never Gunna Give You Up

Float

Selfridges

So Good

so many days i prayed and wished that i 
could find a true love 
i could call all mine 
I've searched here and there
nowhere could it be found 
just when i thought my luck was running out 
you came into my life 
baby now i've been so satisfied 
there's no other love I need because i 
would never find another true love

i've been wishing on a star 
praying that your love 
it never drifts too far apart 

oh i've been wishing a star 
praying that your love never drifts too far 
never gonna let it drift apart

Heavy Head Music (ASCAP)
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Loaded Brew serves up 11 shots of pure ’70s heat — from the tear-stained confession of “If He Ever Makes You Cry” to the tender surrender of “I’m the One Who Loves You.” Each track walks you through Carlena and Peter’s forbidden love story: the secret dances, the whispered wishes, the bruised nights, and the final run for freedom.

“Close Your Eyes” pours out Peter’s promise of escape.

“This Feeling” rides a groove you can’t talk yourself out of.

“You’ve Been Crying” holds the hurt in one hand and hope in the other.

“I Can’t Stay Away” spins like a slow dance in a smoke-filled lounge.

“Kisses” simmers with fire-softened tenderness.

“Wishing” looks up at the stars and dares to believe.

“JT Lude” crawls through the city like a shadow.

“Shadow of a Man” lays bare the weight of doubt and broken pride.

“I Had to Run (You Came For Me)” runs breathless through the night.

“I’m the One Who Loves You” is the sunrise after the storm.

Loaded Brew: sippin’ smooth, hittin’ heavy.
Drop the needle, dim the lights, and let the movie play in your mind.

Wishing

2BHONEST

Ride

Sunday Duverreaux, former member of Oblige, steps into his own voice with a collection of warm, blues-jazz gospel standards that feel like conversations more than performances. Drawing from New Orleans heritage, street-preacher grit, late-night guitar rooms, and quiet moments of spiritual clarity, Sunday sings songs that are simple, honest, and deeply human.

The album moves from personal conviction (“I Still Believe in You”), to soulful comfort (“I Don’t Mind the Rain Tonight”), to generational heritage (“Bloodline”), to bold street-calling fire (“Crawdad Daddy”), and into the inner life of faith (“The Kingdom’s in You,” “Believe It First,” “Vain Imagination”).

At the heart of the record is Sunday’s signature tenderness — his ability to make big truths feel close, warm, and familiar.
The closing track, “Supper at the Open Door,” brings it home with a picture of Jesus entering the heart and sharing a simple meal — the perfect summary of Sunday’s sound: humble invitation, quiet peace, and deep, steady hope.

I Still Believe in You

We will pass between the cypresses and the vineyard again
In the evening, swallows sweep the valley
A beautiful and warm evening
Sail over roofs and ruts,
We are like all dreamers
after the sun
If on our shoulders we carried babies again
If only we went out again to plow and sow
If only we could harvest
If only to go out and fortify
If only we knew how to besiege
The joy of youth.
Quiet and only our footsteps remained on the path
Night fell on the cypress tops and on us
Dew on the haunted bushes
about the pools and the end,
Dew on your silver head
and on our eyes

The Joy of Youth

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